Sound Advice explores the critical role of the auditory and vestibular systems in early childhood development, combining current science with the personal experiences of a pediatric occupational therapist. The book shows how disruptions in hearing and movement perception can affect learning, attention, motor skills, and social development, particularly in children with sensory processing disorder (SPD), autism, and ADHD. Through practical guidance and real-world examples, it empowers parents and professionals to understand and support children’s unique ways of experiencing the world. Key Features: Explains the hidden functions of hearing and the “background” sensations of the vestibular system. Highlights how glitches in sensory systems can disrupt normal developmental processes. Offers developmentally effective therapies and interventions for children with SPD, autism, and ADHD. Provides strategies to empower parents and professionals to support children’s learning and engagement. Integrates personal stories, clinical experience, and current research to make complex concepts accessible. Includes endorsements from experts in sensory processing and neuroscience, emphasizing the book’s practical value.
